The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-08-20
VACATION PERSONALS.

VACAllUN FEROUNALS.
Rev. Arson Titus and family are at New
Gloucester, Me.
Prof. W. d. Shipman, of Buchtel Col
lege, is home from his vacation.
Rev. H. Closson, of Middletown, Conn.,,
visits Saratoga and Niagara Falls.
Rev. 0. M. Hilton is the vacation supply
at his old home in North Arson, Me.
Rev. R. H. Pullman, of Baltimore, spends
his vacation at the Thousand Islands.
Rev. H. A. Philbrook, of Attleboro,
Mass, spends vacation weeks in Maine.
Rev. Florence E. Kollock, of Englewood,
is in Wisconsin, or was, when last heard
from.
Stamford Mitchell is also tarrying in
Maine for the season and breaches at Round
Pond.
Rev. DR.. W. E. Manley has been spend
ing his time mainly at Blue Island with old
friends.
Rev. j. N. Robin, who resigns at Bethel,
VT, on account of poor health, will recuper-
ate at Menauhaut, Mass.
Prof. @. V. Parsell, the principal of Gin
ton Liberal Institute, accompanied by his
wife, recently visited Boston.
Rev. George B. Stocking, of Peoria, has
gone to his Oh osen vacation camping ground
fO- fbe Gns, Tolra
Rev. q. r. White, of Dexter, supplies at
Guilford this summer, and is greeted with
constantly increasing congregations.
Rev. j. M. Payson, pastor of our church
in Lacrosse, Wis, is spending his vacation
with his father-in-law. at Canton, N. Y.
Rev. L. L. Briggs is the vacation pastor
at the West Eleventh Street Church, New
York, which is the only church open during
the summer.
Rev. Mary ]. belong spent her vacation
at Tecumseh, Neb., and preached for her old
parish at that place. She was at home for
last Sunday.
"A. B. Tinker, Secretary of Buchtel Col
lege, has returned to Akron after visit of
two weeks at Lake Chautauqua, accompanied
by Mrs. Tinker.
The vacation 80 ason finds Rev. DIR. Pat
terson, of Roxbury, Mass, improving in
health. He is now able to be out on crutches
and to enjoy ride.
Rev. E. L. Conger spends his vacation in
his pleasant home in Galesburg, soon to be
exchanged for new home in "the divinely
beautiful Pasadena"
Rev. S. A. Gardner, of Milford, Mass,
is gathering inspiration in large doses from
Niagara Falls and surroundings. He goes
from there to Saratoga.
Rev. DR.. Crane is spending his vacation
preaching for the Mount Pleasant (Iowa)
par ish. He breaches there every Sunday this
month. He reports interesting meetings.
Rev. DR.. Rexford preached at the Lake
side School last Saturday on "The Heather
as Factor in Modern Theology" He also
preached on Sunday, topic not announced.
Rev. 1. j. Mead, of the Banner, attended
the Queen City Park meetings last week. He
was also at Weirs, and will give his paper the
benefit of his editorial skill in reporting the
meetings.
Mrs. G. A. Soule, of Glasgow, spent
fortnight's vacation in Ireland, whereof The
UNIvERsALIsT will have full account later.
the next page.
Rev. E. W. Whitney left Chicago on Mon
day evening for Boston, and will spend the
remainder of his vacation East. He will re-
sumo services in Cincinnati on the second
Sunday in September.
Rev. G. W. Bicknell and wife ere in
Maine, having driven leisurely from Lowell
to Bath. They spend month in the latter
city. Br. Bicknell has three months yacs-
ton this year, and is recruiting finely.
President White, of LON bard University,
left Tuesday for his annual va cation. He
will stop in New York City and then go to st.
Lawrence University. DIR. White will re-
main in New England until about the first
of September.
Rev. DIR. George w. Montgomery, whose
praise is in all our churches, writes the Lead
er that he is able TO be about, but unable to
preach and do the work of minister. 1t is
a great grief to him for he loves the work
with all his heart.
Rev. O. @. Conner, of Springfield, H.,
left on Wednesday last for Ohio, and will
preach to his old people at Newtown, and
visit his "old Kentucky home 4" at Burling-
ton. He returns to Springfield at the close
of the month, and will preach through Sep
TENDER, when his resignation takes eject.